Archive - 29 June 2021

• National 4IR Policy to be launched on July 1
• Snubbed by Interpol, police to re-apply for red notice on M'sian in Germany
• COMMENT | Will the Pemulih package restore recovery?
• YOURSAY | With indefinite MCO, govt has finally lost the plot
• In a scarred Hong Kong, 'beautiful things are gone'
• UN peacekeeping missions prepare for possible shutdown
• But even as China celebrates, it erases
• LETTER | i-Citra - how the poor will lose their retirement savings
• Facebook hits US$1 trillion value after judge rejects antitrust complaints
• MHC: Strike possibility shows govt's failure to look after junior doctors
• K-pop activism a lifeline for Thailand's hard-hit 'tuk tuk' drivers
• 'If I can do it, others can do it too' - how a person with disabilities adapted to the MCO
• Changing father's name on personal identification document allowed - NRD
• LETTER | Constitutional crisis and parliamentary democracy
• Lawyer wants post-mortem to ascertain assault allegations in detainee's death
• COMMENT | Band-aid relief without recovery?
• COMMENT | Integrity, grief and 'kita jaga kita'
• M'sia plunges from 16th to 51st in Bloomberg's Covid resilience ranking
• LETTER | Who cares about our old age when we have no food now
• White flag for aid: Zuraida joins in, Amanah to turn it political
• Engineering consultancy firm seeks to strike out suit over KVDT2 project
• Preacher Ebit Lew opens orphanage in Gaza
• Agong says it again: Reconvene Parliament as soon as possible
• Govt to reopen in-person service counters on July 1, subject to strict SOPs
• Tourism players want to reopen in Phase 2 just like shopping malls
• Nik Abduh: Pray when faced with challenges, not wave white flag
• Indoor ventilation guides still missing, despite more clusters at workplaces
• Law firms now essential services, can resume operations during total lockdown
• Police take statements from Tok Pa, 3 others over dine-in session
• Covid-19 (June 29): 107 deaths, 6k new cases again, record in KL, ICU cases rising
• Refugee aid distributor heartbroken over having to choose which family to help
• Steering committee to work on MA63 syllabus - Ongkili
• Former Suhakam commissioner Mehrun Siraj passes away
• FM: Moratorium not interest free, but banks told to waive compounded interest
• LETTER | How does increased testing reduce Covid-19 cases?
• Questions remain after Batu Pahat MP says durian feast was ‘before MCO’
• Xi stresses loyalty as Chinese Communist Party prepares for 100th anniversary
• Moderna Southeast Asia partner says regional vaccine supplies booked until year-end
• Factbox: Countries weigh 'mix and match' Covid-19 vaccines
• LETTER | The late KS Nijhar was a friendly, helpful MP
• LETTER | What happened to the 12th Malaysia Plan?
• Anwar explains why Agong wants Parliament to convene before Aug 1
• Selangor to get over 4 million vaccine doses in July
• Explainer: Are Chinese Covid-19 shots effective against the Delta variant?
• Goldman, Blankfein, Cohn must face shareholder lawsuit in US over 1MDB scandal
• GDP to be revised down following latest MCO - Zafrul
• Go black to support contract healthcare workers - MMA's public appeal
• Zahid to remain Umno president until Dec 2022 at least
• Oct 8 hearing for RM16m suit involving Baling MP's family
• Don't stigmatise suicide as mental illness - Perak deputy mufti
• Millions of contributors have less than RM5,000 in their EPF account
• PKR Youth power struggle: Chiefs wants Najwan reinstated
• Palm giant IOI faces labour abuse allegations in new report
• Sabah must adopt SOP issued by NSC - Ismail Sabri
• Pemulih: 35k jobs to be created in creative industry - minister
• Russia's Sputnik V 90pct effective against Delta variant, developers say
• Former South Africa leader Zuma sentenced to 15 months jail
• Movement permits for plumbers, hawkers extended to July 7 - IGP
• Be caring, look out for depression signs in loved ones - Noor Hisham
• Time-travelling durian feast?
• After raising white flag, father of two gets help for food, rent